Tuesday Oct 27 | The Citizen
Small business aid explained at Chamber briefings
Warren Haggerty, Business Development Specialist from the SBA NH District Office and SCORE, will be conducting free informational briefings at local chambers of commerce concerning the resources and services available through the SBA.
Warren Hilton, City of Dover Public Works, has been named a "Roads Scholar" in a program for municipal road officials at the University of New Hampshire's Technology Transfer Center.
Berlin, N.H., Gets Rid of Blighted Buildings
Elementary school students from Warren, N.H., serenaded the governor, his executive council, and members of the public to kick off Wednesday's monthly meeting.
Council to consider $1.7m in no-bid contracts
New Hampshire's Executive Council is expected to vote on spending $1.7 million on 18 no-bid contracts when it meets today in Warren.
Vt. group wants to end 'roadless' area logging
A Vermont group has called on the Obama administration to end logging and road building in undeveloped areas of the White Mountain National Forest and other federal woodlands to protect some of the last pristine public lands across the country.
What will history say about N.H.'s senators?
How will politicians be remembered after they've left office? Sometimes the answer is pretty clear.
Southern New Hampshire lost a good guy in Gordon Barker
Southern New Hampshire lost one of the good guys this past weekend as Gordon Barker passed away last Friday night.
It's not about finding the nugget that will make you rich. The chances of that are slim to none.
2nd Annual Octoberfest Car Show
Porsche of Nashua Sponsors 2nd Annual Octoberfest Car Show for Easter Seals NH Drive in your hot car or just stop by to check them out Nashua- Do you think you have a 'hot car?' Or just simply enjoy the looks and sound of one? Rev your engines on October 4 at the 2nd Annual Octoberfest Car Show which will include many hot rods, Porsches and other ...
Who pays taxes? Depends on whom you know
Tax collectors and boards of selectmen who are charged with levying taxes fairly, but as some of our recent stories have revealed, there are some whose actions are questionable.
Humble lives leave vast legacy
Warren and Betty Richards lived the life of an earlier era. An era with no televisions or cell phones, where you ate what you grew and where the cardinal rule was "help thy neighbor." They lived a simple life in a log cabin in the woods, with a dream of preserving those woods for future generations.
Former state representative Bob Giuda says he's formed a committee to explore running for New Hampshire's 2nd District congressional seat.
McCabe retiring from school district after 19 years
The Governor Wentworth Regional School District board honored retiring employees last Monday, June 1, at the Skylight Dining Room.
I'll gladly play you on Wednesday
Rebecca Rule E-mail Web site RSS Feed Rebecca Rule, author of "Live Free and Eat Pie: A Storyteller's Guide to New Hampshire," spends a lot of time on the road, traveling to her wicked funny performances throughout the Granite State.
Forest Service plans timber sale
The U.S. Forest Service decided this past week to hold a fifth timber sale in a roadless area of White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire, continuing a policy opposed by the Center for Biological Diversity in Vermont.